One Globe Divisions
Profit-Making and Planet-Saving Initiatives

One Globe Divisions

Driven by independent, dedicated teams of experts, each One Globe Division is responsible for developing profit-making and planet-saving renewable energy projects and/or infusing energy-effective technologies into ideal market locations worldwide. All Divisions rely on One Globe Corporation for their corporate infrastructure and support services affording complete focus on specific project development and management. The overall integration and knowledge-sharing across each Division provides One Globe with the unique position to leverage industry resources and relationships, pair technology solutions with renewable energy projects and ideal markets, and develop opportunities that save and/or produce energy – whereby reducing the overall carbon footprint on the planet.

One Globe Resources, LLC
The mission at One Globe Resources, LLC (OGR) is to aggregating both emerging and proven clean technologies – providing sustainable solutions for building high performance communities that support our One Globe mission, models, and client/investor interests.

One Globe Bio-Energy (OGBE)
Bio-energy embraces a variety of fuels (wood, crops grown for fuel, agricultural residues, municipal solid waste, landfill gases, etc.), with applications in all the major sectors of energy consumption, including power generation, transportation, industry, and households. The future expansion of biomass supply for energy purposes will come primarily from two streams: agricultural residues and energy crops. One specific goal of OGBE is to promote economic development in rural communities. Through our AgraPlex model and multiple applications for biomass, bio-digesters and other organic processing technologies, OGBE is not only providing circular-closed loop economies, but also answering the national call for more renewable energy.

One Globe Geothermal (OGG)
Zero greenhouse gas emissions, 90% average availability as a power source, minimal land requirements and competitive costs are just a few of the advantages of geothermal power. The reservoir of heat from the Earth is massive when compared to the amount used in power generation. Unlike intermittent renewable sources of energy – such as solar or wind – geothermal energy is capable of providing dependable baseload power. Because the energy source is heat from the Earth itself (which fluctuates very little), energy is always available.

One Globe Solar (OGS)
Since the beginning of the 21st century, solar power has been expanding rapidly, growing an average of 40% per year. OGS focuses on the design, development and management of large-scale commercial and utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) energy-producing assets in domestic and select international markets. By rethinking how we generate and use energy on a global scale, OGS is aggregating resources, projects and solar technology to turn non-producing commercial rooftops and vacant land into power-producing, profit-making solar electricity-generating assets.

One Globe Water (OGH2O)
Water is in short supply. One doesn’t have to travel to Africa or the Middle East to see how much the planet is running dry – just visit drought-stricken California, where communities are imposing mandatory water rationing and a half-million acres in the country’s agricultural breadbasket are lying fallow. OGH2O is actively seeking water projects in North America and around the world. A critical component to successfully developing water projects is having the political capital and community relationships. OGH2O has significant opportunities in the state of Nevada and in Costa Rica to bring these projects to fruition.

One Globe Waste-to-Energy (OGWE)
The conversion of waste-to-energy is an increasingly important element of waste management programs around the world. The sheer volume of waste is forcing all countries across the face of the planet to look harder at ways to convert garbage (feed stock) into something usable instead of sending it somewhere else or putting it into the ground (which is a big issue in itself). OGWE focuses on the treatment of waste streams via advanced technological reduction methods, and is working with large- and small-scale technology providers to design facilities that can minimize the waste and create beneficial products, such as electricity and biofuels.